Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Phú Quốc National Park is located on Phú Quốc Island in southern Vietnam. It spans a significant portion of the island, providing sanctuary to lush forests, pristine streams, and a plethora of wildlife species. The park's geography features mountainous landscapes interspersed with flat, fertile plains and protective coastlines. Rich in biodiversity, it is home to a number of rare and endangered species including the long-tailed macaque and the silver-langur. Established in 2001 as a national park, this area encompasses terrestrial and marine realms, ensuring the protection of both its land and aquatic ecosystems. Visitors can engage in a variety of outdoor recreational activities like hiking, wildlife viewing, and snorkeling. Noteworthy landmarks include the Ganh Dau Cape's panoramic vistas and the vibrant coral reefs off the coast. The park's trails provide an immersive experience into Vietnam's natural beauty, attracting ecotourists and adventure lovers equally.
